8 New Street, Campbell Town TAS 7210

Are you searching for a 'New' investment? Why not consider the 'Heart of Tasmania'; Campbell Town and more importantly the property listed at 8 New Street. This circa 1950 weatherboard home offers three spacious bedrooms, with a build-in wardrobe in the main bedroom. An open plan kitchen; dining area which is warmed by an enclosed Saxon woodfire during the cooler months. This home also features a separate laundry and sun room; ideal for enjoy the morning sun and rural views this home has to offer. This home is situated on a flat 1,214 sqm allotment and presents a number of options for entertaining guests and storage options for the 'boys toys'. With an undercover BBQ area, which is attached to a small garden shed plus a double lock-up garage. Ideal for storage for the family car or boat. This property has a long-term tenant (September 2018) and is currently obtaining $230 per week return.
8 New Street is within five minutes' drive from the Campbell Town CBD and is less than 1 hours' drive from Launceston. Campbell Town has its own personality; featuring a number of quality eateries, galleries, antique shops, district school, medical centre and IGA Supermarket. The central midlands is quickly becoming the 'go to' destination for a sound investment opportunity for many locals and interstate purchasers alike; due to its short drive to the beautiful beaches of Tasmania' East Coast or south to Hobart. If you are searching for a 'New' investment opportunity; why not consider inspecting this property.
Please note 48 hours' notice is required for private inspections.
Council Rates: $778 p/y approx.
Water Rates: $223p/q approx.
Year Built: 1950
Land Size: 0.1214Ha (0.299 acre) approx.
Building Size: 99m2 (10 squares) approx.
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
Rental Estimate: $230 per week (Leased until September 2018)
The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.